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Wildy successful does not mean a good idea. > Such school of thinking enabled generations of software engineers who created all this digital world. Same could
by anon291 1y ago
Wildy successful does not mean a good idea.
> Such school of thinking enabled generations of software engineers who created all this digital world.
Same could be said for imperative or functional programming for that matter.
- tester756 1y agoAs far as I know OOP has orders of magnitude higher market share than FP. >Wildy successful does not mean a good idea. Sure, but if there was FP instead of OOP, then would current digital world be better, as big, safer? Who knows?